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Employer Retaliation, Part 1: Understanding What Turns a Permissible Adverse Employment Action Into Prohibited and Actionable Retaliation
Retaliation is the most frequent discrimination claim made by employees against employers, with a plethora of laws prohibiting such adverse employment actions.
Is the Mortgage Industry Prepared for the “Dark Side” of AI?
If AI causes a rapid and vast disturbance within the labor force, there is a risk that the mortgage industry will be hit with the proverbial double-whammy.
Does an “As-Is” Clause in a Michigan Residential Real Estate Contract Protect a Seller From Liability for Misrepresentations?
While a buyer who agrees to purchase a Michigan residential property with an "as-is" clause agrees to shoulder the risks and costs of unknown defects, they are not agreeing to being lied to by the seller.
Michigan Supreme Court Says Shortened Limitations Periods in Employment Agreements for Bringing Claims Against an Employer Might Not Hold Up in Court
The Michigan Supreme Court recently ruled that shortened limitations periods in employment contracts must be strictly scrutinized and will not be enforced if unreasonable or unconscionable.
Thinking of Buying a Franchise? Start With These Five Critical Steps
The allure of being your own boss through franchise ownership is hard to resist.